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Eryani: Houthi element's murder of own relatives a reminder of the dangers of Houthi brainwashing courses

[05/04/2023 01:48]

Aden – Saba
Minister of Information Muammar Al-Eryani, said that the crime committed by a member of the terrorist Houthi militia Hussein Al-Ra’wi represented by the killing of five of his own relatives, in the village of Al-Kalalia in the Al-Mansuriya district of Hodeidah governorate, is a reminder of the danger of Houthi brainwashing courses and the hundreds of similar parricide crimes committed by militia members returning from Houthi courses and fighting fronts.

Eryani said in a statement to the Yemeni news agency, Saba, that the so-called Houthi "cultural courses" organized by the terrorist Houthi militia, with the aim of spreading its extremist ideas imported from Iran, pose a serious threat to the social fabric, including provoking violence and religious extremism, and harming education and learning by enticing young people to participate in them.